Climate change could leave Britain going hungry

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The threat climate change poses to Britain's food producers is yet another reason to act on emissions, argues WWF's Gareth Redmond-King

Our food supplies hit the news last week when a group of major retailers warned that a No Deal Brexit could disrupt food supply chains. We've become used to going into supermarkets and being able to buy...

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